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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-14
The MARKETS

CHICNGl Oct 10
Board 81 trad quotations to-day were as fol
lows; Whtat-No. J October opened 6gas.. closed
btt4c; November, opened .o34c nominal, closed
lU5ec; December, opened 'a44c, closed T2s5c
Corn-No October, opened and closed Alto.
November, opened 41lSc closed 4il6 6sc: Decem.
Der, opened i15sc, closed axe OatsNo. ? DC
tober opened and closed 26e nominal; November
opened 255Bc bill, closed a57l a6c; MAY. opened
sss4c bid Las s4c. Probationary opened $Isao
closed $l2 y bid Lard-Octoher, opened 50 27I4
closed $685.
Live stock-The Union stock yards report the
Following prices: Hogs-Market opened fairly
active and firm, prices sc higher than yesterday
morning; light grades, s4.S5Q4 90 rough pat k
ing, " s'I4.iO; heavy packing aud shipping lots.
~. 400 $50. Cattle-About steady; fancy, s. 50
@5se; good, s4.o0&4.70; inferior beeves, 81 Oua
875; cows, Sl41@26O; stockers, I15@s 10
Sheep-slealy; common, 81 75@s60; good to
choice, " soGtI 10; lambs, S400a52a
Produce: Butter Fancy creamery 2laagc per
To- fancy dairy, la I9c; packing grades, Halle
Eggs-Choice counts, l7c per dog. Poultry-Hens
and spring chickens NC per ID; old ROSTERS. Sc;
turkeys, 19sc; ducks, 70Sc: geese, Sc 5Da7. 90
per doz. Potatoes Early Rose and Beauiy of
Hebron, 60gSoc per bu IN car lots on track An.
pes-Fine selections, S2.0OQa.5Q per bbt
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-14
New York.

New YORK Oct D.
Wheat Steady; No. 2 rcd western octoha-
SHE; November sis4c bid Corn Easier. NJ ,
mixed cash, sec; October. 514e; November
Disc Oats Quiet; No mixed October. sss.e
o'd: November 325se bid Rye Dull and NON,
maj Barley Unchanged Pork-Dull; old mess
SH-2G l459 new, Sl50o9i5 3. Lard-ouet;
November, SIS; December, So 50.
Lave stock: Cattls-No trading In beeves: n
shade frmer for prime dressed beef. but barely
steady for ordinary common; native sides, 6stsc
ID Texas and Colorado, 5q6c; to-day's cable
rom Liverpool quotes American refrigerator
oeei depressed at '1Ac y b.. Sheep and lambs So
full prices; sheep. 81 50Sl4 % q ioJ MS. Iambs
~ 5oG675 Hogs-steady for live hogs. s. 26Gs
$50 y IOo fbs
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-14

Fashionable people home from Europe
remember better what they bought than
what they saw.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01

TIE fight against the importation of
foreign contract labor has assumed a new
and unexpected phase. One OF the New
York churches, not finding anything good
enough for it on American soil, sent over
to England for clergyman to fill its pull
pit. The importation haG regular con-
tract Which provided for him good snug
salary, and this has been made the basis
Of suit against the church trustees for
violating the laws against foreign labor.
1t will be interesting to watch the result
OF this case in the courts. If the law
could be made to apply to the barn
stormers who are brought over here every
season and advertised as actresses, il
would be protection TO the people fol-
which they would be truly thankful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01

THERE IS breach-a yewning gulf
dividing the socialists and the George
party which can never be bridged. DR.
McGlynn put reconciliation beyond pos
sibility in his speech before the temper
ance organizations Of New York, where
he told the prohioitionists that the United
Labor party was endeavoring to accom-
plish the same objects as the prohibition
lists, though different methe is were
adopted. II there IS anything socialists
cannot tolerate it is an infringement Of
their whisky drinking privileges.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
Gainesville,

Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Sept. 30.-MIsI NJ
\. Burden yesterday fled suit in TN
District court against her husband, Tin
R. Burden, for divorce, on the groundsI Q
abandonment and bad treatment.
Two marriage licenses were issued p.
the County Clerk yesterday to Frank Il
Kenney and Miss Mollie Z Keltner, ant
james Golden and Miss Sarah Woolseyl
The new county road from the northerli
limits of the city to Sacra's ferry on Red
river is about completed.
The funeral OF Mrs. Louisa Ritchev,
who died Wednesday night, took place
yesterday afternoon. The deceased was
sixty-seven years old at the time of her
death, was an old resident OF the county.
and leaves 8 large number of Borrowing
friends and relatives.
c. B. Stuart, Esq, left yesterday after
noon for Henrietta on legal business.
Thomas Aston left yesterday afternoon
for the front of the Fort Worth and Den
yer extension.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
CHICAGO'S, ENTERPRISE

The enterprising people OF Chicago
lose no opportunity to advertise their
city. They are busy, wide-awake city,
full o, life and energy. They have built
up a city that is the admiration and as
constituent of the world, and they spent
little time in doing it. They have 8
board of trade that tells the farmers of
the country what to ask for their pro-
ducts and they have Doodle aldermen and
anarchists. 1t might reasonably be ex-
pected that the Lake City would be salts
fed and contented, but she Is not. She
wants to be made the center of the re-
public Of the United States, and she wants
all the national conventions held within
her corporate limits, for the sccommods-
ton of which she proposes erecting a
building capable of holding all the ambi-
tious orators OF the country who can
afford to attend national convention. In
going to this vast expense she has sent
representatives 80 Washington to invite
President Cleveland to participate in the
lsyirg Of the corner stone. He is ex-
pected to take the trowel in his good
right hand, stir the mortar until the
right consistency is obtained and
then scoop up good quantity Of it 10
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
TELESCOPED.

rhe Second Section Of Pass niger Train
Runs Into the First
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 3O.-Getween II
and l O'Clock this morning an excursion
train on the Missouri Pacific wss wrecked
ct Valley Park, nineteen miles west OF the
city. The train, loaded with G. A. Il.
men, their families and excursiOnists who
had beer to the city to see the sights, lefU
the Union depot al II p. m, closely lol-
lowed by second section. AT Valley
Park the first train was delayed, and
through c misunderstanding of signals
the second section crushed into the rear
chair cars Of the first st nearly full speed,
badly wrecking two Of them, but in some
wGy none OF the passengers were hurt,
snd al got cut safely. Two cars caught
fire and were badly burned. MCAlhster,
engineer of the second train, wss injured
pretty badly, and porter of one of the
cars had hand crushed. Ell reports OF
more serious results ere false.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
An Exposition Building.
Weatherford sun,

The latest thing advocated By The
GAZETTE in Fort Worth is mammoth
exposition building and convention hall,
and as such hall is indispensable in that
city, il 1t would maintain its reputation
as the convention center, THE GAZETTE
asks, "WhY not build it for the conven-
tions next year," Echo answers, "Why
not?" The Chicago exposition building,
q magnificent brick structure OF colossal
dimensions, Was built sad completed
IN ninety-six days; and # Fort
Worth would msintain its reputation as
the "Chlcago of Texas" il certainly
ought TO be able to complete its proposed
exposition building for the conventions
OF next year. We.therford citizens would
De glad OF the opportunity to attend stste
conventions and visit interstate exposi-
tlons so conveniently located and SO easy
OF access to them as is Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01

Correspondence Of the eazette

Correspondence of the Gazette.
VERNON, TEX, Sept. 29.-Johnny Ham
mond returned Wednesday evening from
Caldwell, Kan, With Wiley Bel, who is
charged under complaint with the thief. Of
for'y-;hree head of cattle from Wiibarger
and Greer counties.
Will Gentry was brought here and
placed in jail this evening by W. B Wood
man Of Collin county, one OF Gentry s
sureties, to answer charge by indict-
ment TO be tried ct the next term Of our
County court. for carrying s pistol. TIE
indictment against Gentry was preferred
under the old law. We have yet TO have
case under the new law.
We are receiving many good and per
manent settlers. The stop-and-go class
are bidding US goodbye sDd "golng Wes'
to grow up with the country" to oul
great satisfaction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
Serious Accident at GreenvllIe.

Special to the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, TEX, Sept. 3O,-Bertbs
Smith, the twelve year old daughter of
". f. Smith, 4 mechanic employed 1t tae
cotton compress, while trying TO break
open what turned out to be 9 torpedo used
by railroad companies with the blunt part
OF the sXe, met with serious accident.
The torpedo exploded, p,rt OF it tearing &
large hole through the door step, the re-
maizder striking her face n three pisces.
a cash of two inches was cut scross the
Night SIDE of the forehead, one piece
striking the right eye, another the right
, cheek near the nose. A silver of half 81
; 'nch in length was buried in her cheek
: and had to be cut out. The right eye is
closed and very much swollen and blind
ness in this eye is greatly in fear. The
ieftis also badly hurt though it will De
saved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
HE Is HIS OWN FATHER-IN-LAW.
By Marrying His Mother-in-Law a Man
Mixes Himself Up.

MANKATo, MINI, Sept. 26.-The most
remarkable bigsmY case ever known in
Minnesota has just come 10 light at Lake
Crystal, this county. Asher A. Morgan
and Hester a. Simmonds were arrested
on charge OF bigsmy, on complaint Of
William NJ. Simmonds, the latter's son.
Morgan in March, 1886, married the
daughter of Hester A. Simmonds. and
early in the present month, while the
daughter was still living snd mis- lawful
wife, he was msrTied to Hester herself,
whose husband is also living.
The second wife is the mUthe- CT the
first wife and CT the complaining witness,
aud mother-in-law of Morgan, es well as
his spp:rent wife. Her first husband IS
frther Of ner children and, OF course, is
father in law OF his wite's second huS-
bsnd.
The complaining witness is q son OF the
second wife, and brother Of the first wife,
which would make him q brOther-in law
of Morgan, as Well as g step-son. just
what relationship the first husband may
bear to al OF these IS to be unrayeIed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
100 Doses One DoIia !
THE ATTEMPTED TRAIN ROBBERY


Further Particulars OF ths Contact with
the Bandits ct ;h- Odessa Tank.
Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAsO, Tx, Sept. Gothic Texas
ard Pacific passenger train Which left
here Tuesday evening was attacked at
O'Clock Wednesday morning by three
masked RODGERS 81 Odessa water tank, Oh
the Ssaked Plains, this side OF Bic
Springs. The conductor, u. Moss, hsd
been warned that an attempt would be
made to roo the train, sad PreCsutiol hsd
been taken 10 prevent il, but no danger
was GpDrehendeG till three desperate look
ing fellows we're observed by Chsrley
Jackson; 8 brakeman, approaching the
train. He seized his y iacn9s.er sDd pis-
tol and hSulted them.
WHATS wanted bogs?" said Jackson.
"We'ge 0een expecting you" was one
of the robbers reply, and in an instant,
bang, bang, bang, was heard in rapid sue
CessJOn from JaCksOn's Winchester, and
the trio Of robbers Immediately beat 4
hssI7 retreat, one OF ThOm LETT . mask
aud large soG.hrero, which bsu from
Jackson's gun had penetrated, making 4
| large hole. The passengers were ell
aroused by the firing and took IL
the situation 81 once, but the
conductor ordered the engineer 10 pull
out, aud in few seconds the train Wss
| leaving Danger behind st the rate Of
| twenty miles per hour. Had it not been
for the coursge of Brakeman Jscksou
| doubtless thousands Of dollars would
have ben obtained from the express
| agent ard the pass52 gers aud the robbers,
IS usual, escaped with their booty. Jack
son arrived haTe today snd gives the
above details of the attempted robbery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
A GRIEF STRICKEN WIFE.

A Gainesville Man MEster1ously Disap
pears from His Boarding House.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Tex, Sept. 30.-The re-
port in the St. Louis Globe Democrat Of
yesterday morning that c. Keller of this
City had been missing since Tuesday
evening from his boarding house in St.
Louis, where he had gone to attend the
enCampment of the Grand Army Of the
Republic, of which he is member, caused
considerable excitement among Keller's
friends myths city and has thrown his
wife into sNste of pitifuI grief. Keller
left here for st. Louis last Sunday, and
intended when he left to visit his father
in Springfield, Ill. before returning. Tel
egrsms nave been sent to st. Louis to-day
inquirlng if Che has turned up yet, but
no reply has been received up &c $3.50 to-
night. Keller's friends do not manifest
much ureasiness, and think that he YVES
staying with friends in tine city, and tor
that reason does not return to his board
ing house. Mrs Keller, however, is
nearly beside herself with suspense and
dread, especially as she Was opposed to
her husband going to st. Lo uis on &C
count OF an uncomfortable TO reoodlng
that some great misfortune wou Id oeiaL
him il ne left. An answer to he tele-
grams sent TO st. Louis this efterl loon is
being snXiously looked for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
THE NEWYORK PLATFORM.

New YorB has opened the presidential
campaign, it may be said, by the late
Saratoga convention. O.her states will
nave their platforms also, but New York
is looked upon as being second in i'm
portance only 20 the National Democratic
Convention itself. The platform adopted
is brief, bold and explicit; there iB q
gratifying absence OF clap-trap piatitudes
and meaningless amplidcation go common
in vote-catching appesls TO the country
A demand is made for a reduction of
governments. revenues to sum sufficient
to carry on tie government economically
and nothing more. The en-
dorsement OF President Cleve-
land is merely an endorsement
Of the Democratic psrty and could not
well be avoided. There are no appeals
to classes, no SOLDERING over the dearly
beloved Gsboring man," no comprom-
ises or concessions, but simply g. raitera-
ton of the Democratic faith as taught
and practiced since the foundation Of the
government. It required g courage which
! is admirable, IN view of the condition OF
the politics Of the Empire state, to jg-
more wholly the isms and ideas being adj
vocated By so many conflicting subdivis-
! ions Of what claims 10 De the labor party.
The platform recognizes neither class nor
special interest, but considers the general
welfare OF al, assuming that every citizen
mas common right ana common inter
est and that each is FULLY competent TO
secure for himself the rights and priv
ileges guaranteed him under the iaWs OF
the country II is straightforward,
manly platfarm which will appeal to al
minds not warped by seIfshaess or bIunted
by greed for place aud prominence, and
will be acceptable to those qho have not
surrendered independence and in Vivid
uslity and become puerile suppIlcan's tol
governmental support. There will be
objections urged against the platform Of
course. The cranks, VINO have, drawn
around them few disciples of Impossible
theories will be displessed, rival poQitica
parties will be displessed, but the people
of the country and OF New York who
fully appreciate the dignity Of citizens hi
will have no faults to find.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
TEX&RKAEAa
Tho Jury Unable TO agree in the Rcsser
Csso-BeDjamln Blocker on Trial,
Special TO the Gazette

Tho Jury Unable TO agree in the Rcsser
CasO-BeDj amln Blocker on Trial.
Special to the Gazette.
TExARKANA, TEX, Sept. 5O.-The pro
ceedings in the District court are of IN
usual interest this week. Since the &C
quittal Of Hammock on Tuesday night the
time of the court mas been taken up in
the trial Of Willie ROsser, another of the
participants IN the DeKalb tragedy. Be
sides the large array of witnesses num-
Der OF the friends and relatives Of those
VINO lost their lives on the occasion of
the afrsy, were present. The case, after
Il lengthy snd able discussion by the re-
apectige counsel, was given 10
toe Jury at 6 O'Clock Thursday
evening. That body after delibera-
ting until o'clock Friday, and
Iaiing to agree, Yves discharged oy the
Judge snd toe case was continued for
the term.
The neEt case taken up was that of
Benjamin Blocker, who is charged with
The murder Of Thomas Woods, which is
alleged 20 have been committed near De
Kaib last spring. Blocker's counsel
made strong efforts to obtain change OF
venue, but Judge Mclean overruled the
motion and the trial is to proceed.
Thirty five indictments have been found
by the grand jury up to date.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01

NEW YORK, Sept. 50.-The Pacific Mail
directors held a meeting to-day and &C
cepted the resignation Of DR.. MeyerbaCh
and Vanderhof, aud selected Jay Gould
and c. p Huntington to I'LL the yncan-
cies. Henry Hart resigned the presidency
OF the company, and his place wss filled
by George j. Gould. The changes srC
the result of the work of the commission
appointed to reorga1jza the company, anC
are said to be preliminary to the resump-
ton of the subsidy arrangement with tht
Pacific Railway.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01

make resting place for the corner stone.
All ths time ne will be expected to look
pleasei and delighted. He must make
speeca Of course, partly historical and
partlypsthetic. Then Chicago will enjoy
anothgr boom which will 90 sounding
down through all time. To build snd
advertise city is q lsudable ambition in
any people, but there is danger of going
just little too far. President Cleveland
is making q western tour st mis- own eX-
pense, for his own pleasure and recre-
alton, and he should be allowed to select
his own methods OF entertainment. There
is very little pleasure in laying corner
stones or in hippodroming around to sd
vertise city, and it will not be surpris-
ing if the President refuses to comply
witt the wishes of the enthusiastic Chi
cagoites.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
Stabbed Hts Wife.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, Tex, Sept. 30.-Deputy
United States Marshal Andrews of this
city arrested at Wo.f City and brought in
and lodged in jail last night one John
Plum. Plum lived st Wolf City and
was st work there. He became 50 much
enraged at MS wife, from What cause is
not learned, that he struck her on the
head with O bottle andetnen stabbed her
with knife, inficting g serious and
probably fatal wound. Physicians in al
tendance state TO Deputy Andrews that the
woman VIII die. G1eatlndignatiOn is felt
al Wolf City over the stabOing and in
case the woman dies, as her physi Clans
predict, hanging may have 10 be re-
corded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01

Rsr.Etances By dYoyt, postoG5ce money cTGeT o.
a rs0idsrcd letter, at risk Of oIios,
Correspondence Ss solicited Upon al! set0s sue
Prsapt information o. cve's$S GTsl F:sos happen
f7osof 7eeTa1 interest :oticited G'd 1ci be prop
sr!p com peEsated -
- COMMUNICATIONS i'.t.adsd for publication
alER be accompanied by the tOste9'S name ana az
e,,Ss-7l1t Tor ysiGhcdtloH--6ut an evidence Of
gJsd Cntth -
p1Tties 1o,Iting 70 TIE GAZETTE on business
prsc;, ~ theps5slUsG i1iU please scsose stamp Jo
II letters or concentrations (oT THE GAZETTE
,etkcY on business FOR Dic1iiCCfi0D shottLd be
a,JGyesSed 10 The GAZETTE, or DBECCRAT PUB
FyeaIGG Co, ToTt Worth Itz,, AND NOT TO
SHIV1DC4LS
.sU checgS, money orders, postal notes, etc.,
rso.:ia b. sac pagc5le to $hs DEMOCRAT PUB
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
a Great Paper


Citizens of Georgetown acknowledge
the cleverness and recognize the progress
sive spirit of the Fort Worth GAZETTE in
publishing the list of visitors 10 Page
well recently. and in giving publication
to other matters from our city. THE
GAZETTE is great paper. Itleaves Fort
Worth in the morning and reaches here
on the evening Of the same day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01
MschasI nav11rtn NV York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Among the pas
5engers who landed this morning from
the White Star steamer Brlttanic was
Michael D&vitt, the distinguished Irish
agitator. He was cordisIIy welcomed TO
the American shores by several prom
inent Irish Americans, and the party
drove to TIE Fifth Avenue hotel. Mr..
Davitt looks well, though little older
than when ne last visited this country.
He excused himself from the reporters,
saying he needed rest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01

EVIL Communications corrupt good
morals. I2.e city of Montreal has at last
discovered that she has a few Doodle
aldermen, and IS anxiQgs to drive out the
colony OF American tugiGEes from Justice
for fear the disease will spread.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01

THE State University is going to put on
an extra hand who will be required to
"teach Latin and Greek, principally
Creek" and he must be "good" in these
Languages. This hired hand is to receive
for his services $1,000 per annum or 500
per month. When any of his pupils be-
come derelict or careless he can spur
them into activity and industry by lit
tie speech something like this: "Here
you boy, learn your lesson; study your
Greek snd your Latin so that when you
grow up you can be professor and make
$1,000 a YEAR,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01

IT WAS q leading banker in bleeding
Kansas, stslwHrt Republican snd man
of influence who said that if he mad his
way. not only should negroes be excluded
from the schools but driven out OF town.
He said ne did not slow any of them on
his place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01

AT THE very outset Of his western tour
President Cleveland will be met with
delegation OF Chicago carpenters who viii
enQeavor to dissuade him from assisting
in laying the corner stone of the proposed
convention hall, because there are some
"scsb" carpenters employed in its con-
struction. This will be embarrassing and
unfortunate. 1t is to be regretted that
the Chicago people do not conceal their
soiled linen, il they have any, from public
view. Appealing to the President, and
endeavoring 10 make him party to their
quarrel is piece Of childish foolishness,
which should not be INDUCED in by grown
ar people As the chief executive Of the
W; pie country President Cleveland should
nj DC expected to act IS umpire in every
laP trouble that occurs. The city OF
CT, lgo will be represented by her { fiji
ci@s, doubtless, and small factions of her
citizens should not create disturbance by
opposing the popular will.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01

WIEN Waiter Stevens gets through
writing up the convict systems OF the
southern states Brother McCullagh
should send him to China to settle that
wall question. This thing Of some PEG.
pie claiming to have piece Of rock from
the great wall, while others claim that
there is no wall end that there never has
been wall, is simply tantGllzing. Thu
GAZETTE would have nominated Mr.. Bal
lard Smith of the New York World fol-
the pilgrimage only ne is at present 3
candidate for President of the
United States.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-01

TITNNT Ep-At once lGc r two gooI carrrr
~ tiers At Tac.t- Planning Mil
%ETANTtD-eoU ucu ON ex,ru-iou of tae For,
~ NOT;E sad Denver .ity halfway, Tra-
men, te-msttr- and slE&per HoiClTs.
Hy applying gt office of sre road al Fort
Worth trans! 0-tdisa1 Saa ue obtained st Ea &
tare. Apply 81 t3Usr1h 30 $. Minis, or out on